Central Station
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Créé par Romane, le 20 mai 2026
Votre guide Ryo
Helsinki, Finland
A Scandinavian getawayParcours audioguidé pour visiter Helsinki
The capital of Finland, Helsinki reveals elegant architecture blending neoclassicism and Art Nouveau. With its lively harbor, design culture, and Nordic heritage, the city offers a setting that is both modern and calming.
7.2 km
Distance
27
Audios
2h50
Durée
Boucle
Parcours
Finnish National Theatre
2/27
Ateneum Museum
3/27
History of Finland
4/27
Senate Square
5/27
Tuomiokirkko Cathedral
6/27
Viewpoint over the Cathedral
7/27
Uspenski Cathedral
8/27
Katajanokka District
9/27
Presidential Palace
10/27
Market Square
11/27
Helsinki Harbour
12/27
Esplanade Park
13/27
Swedish Theatre
14/27
The Finnish People
15/27
Design Museum
16/27
St. John's Church
17/27
Design District
18/27
Flavours of Finland
19/27
Old Church of Helsinki
20/27
Advice
21/27
Kamppi Centre
22/27
Kamppi Chapel
23/27
The Natural History Museum
24/27
Temppeliaukio Church
25/27
Temppeliaukio Church
26/27
Amos Rex
27/27
Quand partir ?
Jan.
-5°
9
Feb.
-4°
7
March
-1°
8
April
5°
9
May
11°
9
June
16°
10
July
19°
11
Aug.
18°
11
Sept.
13°
10
Oct.
8°
11
Nov.
3°
11
Dec.
-2°
10
The warmest months in Helsinki are July and August. In winter, average daytime temperatures don’t reach above -1°C, while in summer they can reach up to 21°C. So, the best time to visit Helsinki is in July and August—although these are also the peak months of the tourist season in Finland. It’s also worth noting that in winter, especially in December, daylight lasts only about 6 to 7 hours, with the sun rising around 9:00 AM and setting around 4:00 PM. In contrast, summer days can stretch up to 19 hours, with sunrise around 4:00 AM and sunset as late as 11:00 PM—perfect for making the most of the long summer days!
Départ conseillé
No need to worry about where to begin! Our tours are designed as a loop, so you can jump in wherever you are. The navigation system and audioguide will automatically adjust to your location. However, if you happen to be nearby, we do have a preferred starting point: Helsinki's Central Station
Parking à proximité
Parking EuroPark P-Eliel : Asema-aukio 1 Parking in Helsinki can be quite expensive. The best option is to use one of the paid underground car parks. They’re more costly than on-street parking, but street spaces are time-limited and won’t allow you to leave your car there for a full day. You can expect to pay about thirty euros for a full day of underground parking. If you choose to park on the street, make sure to read the signs carefully to ensure parking is allowed, and don’t forget to pay at the meter — fines in Finland are steep!
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